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Often in a sales role, we look at one of our main goals as closing business to hit our targets. This isn't what phenomenal salespeople focus on though. By focusing on outcomes, we can often forget the process and purpose of our role and who we are there to serve. Along with this, what else sets phenomenal salespeople apart? Tune in for this week's episode to find out more.
I'm joined this week by 2 thought leaders; Tom Castley & Aaron Ross. Tom is one of the leading sales leaders in the UK and VP of Sales at Outreach. Aaron is Co-CEO of PredictableRevenue.com, Keynote Speaker and Author of "Predictable Revenue" & "From Impossible To Inevitable".
Along with this, Aaron & Tom will be sharing their thoughts on what we can learn from the current climate and the change it has forced, alongside how leaders can adapt to this. If you want to understand more about how you can work on your sales craft or develop your sales team, then this episode is for you!
Being a leader or manager in the world of sales, involves balancing and spinning a number of different plates; but where does sales coaching fit into that? Is the role of an effective sales leader to coach their team and if so, how do they do it effectively, without blurring lines from managing to developing their team?
To discuss this, I'm joined this week by Ollie Sharpe & Alfie Marsh. Ollie is the VP of Revenue EMEA at SalesLoft and Alfie is Head of US Sales at Spendesk.
Alongside this topic of coaching, we'll also be talking about how sales arms can create a culture of promoting from within when growing their business, alongside the mindset traits required for success as we evolve how we sell. If you want to get some great insights into developing your team or how you can develop to earn that promotion, along with how to balance management and coaching, then tune in!
If it ain't broke, don't fix it; we've all heard this saying, but when it comes to the world of sales and our process, how relevant is this? Do we risk being left behind by sticking to what we know or by looking to change up what we do, can we lose our way? Alongside this, why is it that sometimes we struggle to get everyone aligned to the process and believing in it; as opposed to doing it their way?
To discuss this topic I'm joined this week by Kevin "KD" Dorsey & Ashley Kelly Mealy. Kevin is recognised as InsideSales Top 10 Sales Leader, Sales Development Exec of the Year, a Top 100 Sales Coach and VP of Inside Sales & PatientPop. Ashley is Senior Director of Sales Development and Co-Founder of SDReady; a free Slack community focused on helping individuals start a tech career.
KD, Ashley and I will be discussing this topic, along with top traits they feel are required for sellers to be successful, including why we shouldn't confuse resiliency with grit. Plus, how you can personally deal with rejection when it pops up in sales, along with how you can create a culture to support those around you when it happens.
No matter how many positive days, deals and outcomes we have; when we face a knockback, it can hit us hard. It could be an objection, rejection or what feels like a personal attack on us. Whatever it is; these knockbacks can really stunt our growth, paralyse us or make us feel like we're not going to make it. So how can we look at knockbacks a different way, shift our mindset, and not completely stop them, but instead change our reaction and repercussions from it?
To cover this, I'm joined by Jackie Hermes, B2B SaaS Marketer, Startup Growth Adviser, Speaker & CEO @ Accelity.
Jackie will be sharing her stories of knockbacks in her career and own business ventures. We will discuss how we can begin to shift our mindset towards them, the thought process behind it and why they can serve us, rather than sabotage us. So if you feel like when knockbacks occur they knock you for six, then tune in to this episode!
Let me ask you a question; think of your favorite film, how much can you remember? Pretty much all of it back to back, right? Now think of a sales meeting that happened 3-6 months ago, how much do you remember? Not too much I'm guessing. One of the reasons for this is that your favorite film is a story, which engages you on an emotional level and is far more memorable. Salespeople are missing so much opportunity by not utilising stories in their role, want to find out what, why and how, then tune in.
To discuss this, I'm joined this week by Kelly Wright, Board Director at Fastly, Lucid, Amperity, & Even. Lecturer at the University of Washington and Former EVP Sales of Tableau.
Kelly will be sharing her wealth of experience on why stories matter so much to us, particularly in the world of sales, how to utilise them into your process and examples of how she's used them throughout her career. If you want to start becoming more memorable to your customers, along with engaging with them far more effectively, then this episode is for you.
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